Walt Disney World Lowers Annual Pass Down Payment, Increases Monthly Payment

Shannen Ace

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A hand holds a Walt Disney World annual passholder sticker featuring Minnie Mouse in front of EPCOT's iconic large geodesic sphere.

Walt Disney World Lowers Annual Pass Down Payment, Increases Monthly Payment

Walt Disney World has lowered the down payment for their Annual Passholder Florida Resident Monthly Payment Program, but increased the monthly payment.

Walt Disney World Annual Pass Payments Changed

A hand holds a Walt Disney World annual passholder sticker featuring Minnie Mouse in front of EPCOT's iconic large geodesic sphere.

The Florida Resident Monthly Payment Program previously required a down payment of $205. Disney has lowered this price point to $99. To accommodate the reduced down payment, they’ve increased monthly prices by about $8. The total guests pay over 12 months remains the same. Guests can also still choose to pay in full upfront, which is slightly cheaper. There is still 0% APR on all passes.

Here are the new per-month prices:

  • Pixie Dust Pass: increased from $25 to $33.38 per month
  • Pirate Pass: increased from $57 to $65.33 per month
  • Sorcerer Pass: increased from $79 to $87.52 per month
  • Incredi-Pass: increased from $121 to $129.23 per month

This change affects only new purchases of annual passes, according to Scott Gustin on X. If you are already in a payment plan for your annual pass, your monthly payment will not change.

The Pixie Dust and Pirate Passes are reserved for Florida residents only. The Sorcerer Pass is open to Disney Vacation Club members and Florida residents. The Incredi-Pass is available to everyone. Benefits for all tiers include up to 20% off select dining and merchandise and free standard theme park parking. Blockout dates and reservation limits apply.

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